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A big fan of the Weatherman Fox, now one of their most-used discs on wooded courses: great for turnovers and hyzer flips and glides for days.
“I’m also a big fan of the Weatherman Fox. It’s become one of my most used discs, especially on wooded courses. Great for turnover shots”
Really likes this year's Emily Weatherman Tour Series Fox, which fits their slot well, works backhand and forehand and goes a consistent distance.
“I really like the Emily Weatherman tour series Fox from this year. Fits this spot for me really well. Works well for BH and FH.”
Thrown flat, a Halo Fox is far more understable than a Wombat3 but fights out at the end, while a Star Fox just keeps turning; says the Fox also has much more glide.
“Thrown flat, a Halo Fox is significantly more understable than a Wombat3 but will fight out towards the end. Star Fox will just keep turning. I haven’t thrown a halo”
Finds the Fox ridiculously flippy even with mediocre form and has to power down a lot to get anything close to a straight flight from it.
“I think you just need to work angles and form with your Fox. That disc is ridiculously flippy with even the most mediocre form. I have to power down so”
Says the Fox can be squirrely, especially their G Star one, so they reach for a different mid for a controlled flip and bring the Fox out when they need a more pronounced turnover.
“haha the Fox certainly can be squirrely, esp my G Star. So I generally throw my Remix Creature when I just need a bit of more controlled flip. The Fox”
Says a G Star Fox gets flippier after several solid tree hits; theirs took about 10 hard shanks off the tee.
“G Star Fox after several nice solid tree hits is the answer. Only took about 10 hard shanks off the tee to become more flippy.”
The Fox is their favourite new disc: a Proto Glow Halo Fox plus an Electron Soft Tempo is their whole bag on any course under 5,000 ft.
“Innova Fox is my favorite new disc. I've started grabbing my proto glow halo Fox and an electron soft temp and that's my bag on any course under 5000 feet.”
A woman who just started playing throws a Halo Fox best most of the time, even though at around 180 g it is heavier than most recommendations and her release is still rough.
“Idk I’m a woman that just started playing with my boyfriend and I throw a halo Fox the best most of the time, even though it’s heavier than most of”
Bought the Fox for understability and found it even more understable than expected. Uses it for easy, reliable hyzer flips and for a hard left-to-right turn as a backhand-only player, and says it turns over better than anything else in their bag.
“I like the Fox! I got it because I need understable discs, and honestly...it was more understable than I expected. So it's used for hyzer flips (easy, nice, reliable) and”